BMONI
A cross-border neobank running on stablecoin rails, live in Nigeria and Mexico. The site is the front door to a platform that has since processed over $1 billion in transactions and takes roughly 100,000 visitors a day.
- Services
- Product Design
- Web Design
- WordPress Development
- Client
- BMONI
Nigeria · Mexico - Built with
- Figma
- WordPress
- Year
- 2025
- $1B+
- in transactions processed on the platform this fronted
- ~100K
- visitors a day — the highest-traffic surface BMONI owns
- 2 markets
- live at launch, Nigeria and Mexico, from one template set
• Approach
Fintech sites fail in one of two directions — so buttoned-up they read as a legacy institution nobody under forty wants, or so playful nobody trusts them with money. I designed BMONI in Figma around the product itself: real app screens, at real scale, doing recognisable things. The interface carries the credibility, so the copy does not have to oversell.
Structure follows the decision a switcher actually makes. Four claims — no abusive fees, open 24/7, multi-currency, borderless — each earn a section instead of being flattened into a feature grid, and the market switch sits above the fold because the audience is split across two continents.
Built in WordPress with every section as a reusable block. That was a deliberate call for a company opening one market at a time: new regions are assembled from existing parts rather than commissioned as new design work.
Product-led
Real interface screens carry the argument instead of stock illustration.
Market switch
Nigeria and Mexico surfaced up front, since the audience is split.
Built to extend
Sections are blocks, so a new market is assembly rather than a redesign.
• Outcome
At roughly 100,000 visitors a day this is the busiest thing BMONI owns, and it holds up at that volume. The block library has since carried a second market live without additional design work — which is the return the modular build was there to earn.